The Unrivaled Canyon Hike In New Hampshire That Everyone Should Take At Least Once

New Hampshire is full of amazing hikes. Most of the time, you’re hiking toward a mountain summit or an amazing lookout. However, the beauty can be just as astounding when you hike down, delving into a canyon that water has carved over millions of year. One of the most well-known canyon hikes in New Hampshire is The Flume, an amazing place of natural beauty that every New Hampshire resident should visit at least once!

Flume Gorge extends for 800 feet at the base of Mount Liberty. The area was formed by glaciers more than 200 million years ago.

Visitors to the Flume can travel just the walkway, or do a two-mile loop through the surrounding woods. The Flume is accessible only through The Flume Visitors Center, which is open from May through October 23. The Flume is located at 852 Daniel Webster Highway in Lincoln.